A few things I would consider to improve workflow: Use Proxies: Work with lower-resolution versions of assets whenever possible to reduce processing strain. Limit Extensions/Plugins: While helpful, some extensions add unnecessary overhead—disable those not essential to your project. Optimize Motion & Playback: Simplify animations, disable motion blur while editing, and lower your playback resolution to enhance real-time performance. Manage Audio Layers: Turn off music and sound effects while animating to free up processing power for smoother playback. Close Unnecessary Programs: Ensure your system resources are dedicated to your animation software by closing non-essential applications.

Here are a few approaches I would recommend: - Clear your disk cache. - Reduce the resolution or sample factor. Additionally, close any unnecessary applications that may be consuming extra RAM.

Ugh, laggy animation software on old hardware? I feel your pain! First, I always optimize my scene: fewer polygons, smaller textures. Then, I disable unnecessary features like real-time shadows. Finally, I render previews often to catch problems early. I got HUGE performance boosts doing this!

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Lowering the resolution and frame rate is by far the best workflow for me. I use 720p or even half of it. But always remember that lowering the quality of your assets (proxies) is also important (use CompressX or Permute). Also, using a script to utilize the pre-compose feature, soloing layers that you're animating, and disabling effects on layers makes animating on old hardware easier. In addition, if you're on a tight deadline, I would highly suggest using web-based animation tools as well (use Spline, Rive, or Jitter).